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Superset

Multi-agent workspace IDE for parallel coding and instant AI reviews

Freemium - from $0/moRuns in the cloud

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Concurrent full-stack refactoring

Assign one agent to update database schemas while another updates API endpoints and React components.

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About Superset

Superset is a cloud-based development environment built around parallel AI agent collaboration. Instead of waiting for a single AI prompt to finish, developers spawn multiple specialized agents to write tests, implement endpoints, and update docs concurrently.

Featuring instant browser previews and automated static analysis, Superset verifies agent changes in real time before merging.

  • Zero setup cloud containers with instant dev environments
  • Parallel multi-agent execution in a unified interface
  • Integrated live previews for web applications
  • Requires internet connection for cloud container sessions
  • Credit-based pricing for high GPU/CPU usage

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